JP3200176U - Forklift attachment for preventing cargo claws - Google Patents

Abstract

A fork claw attachment for a forklift that can solve the problem that a fork claw toe protruding from the tip of a pallet comes into contact with a cargo other than the cargo handling operation and the fork claw toe clogs with the fork claw toe in a forklift handling operation. I will provide a.
A pair of fork claw attachments is attached to a fork claw. In addition, a mast for raising and lowering the fork claws 9 in the vertical direction is provided. The attachment is formed of a body portion 1 having a contact portion 7 that is located in the middle of the fork claw and contacts the cargo handling pallet, and a locking portion 12 that fixes the contact portion 7 so as not to retreat. The When handling with the fork claw with the attachment attached, the fork claw toe does not protrude and does not contact the cargo.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a fork pawl attachment that prevents a cargo pawl accident.

  The background art will be described with reference to FIG. In the handling operation of the current pallet for loading cargo using fork claws, the pallet is inserted up to the base L-shaped portion 8 of the fork claws and then the fork claws are lifted up.

  For this reason, a forklift handling operation is performed in a state in which the fork toe toe 13 protrudes from the pallet tip 14.

  The state in which the fork toe toe 13 protrudes from the pallet tip 14 causes a phenomenon that the toe contacts another cargo.

  As a technology for preventing cargo clashes, there is a technology for braking the main body by measuring a distance from a sensor mounted near the base of a forklift to an object. (Patent Document 1)

JP 2006-16202 A

As for the problem to be solved by the present invention, it is necessary to attach a sensor near the base of the fork claw of the forklift, which may complicate the structure of the forklift.
An object of the present invention is to prevent the occurrence of a phenomenon in which the fork toe toes protrude from the pallet and the toes come into contact with another cargo without the need for a conventional complicated structure.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention provides a fuselage provided with an abutting portion that is located in the middle of a fork claw and abuts against a cargo handling pallet, and a locking portion that fixes the abutting portion so as not to retreat By using the fork claw attachment that is formed by the portion, it is possible to prevent a claw thrusting the cargo at the fork lift tip.

  A fork claw with an attachment formed by a body part provided with a contact part that is located in the middle of the fork claw and abuts against a cargo handling pallet and a locking part that fixes the abutment part so as not to retreat. Fork handling, the fork toe toe 13 does not protrude and does not contact the cargo.

Embodiment 1

  As shown in FIG. 1, the forklift attachment according to the present invention includes a body portion 1 that includes a contact portion 7 that contacts the cargo handling pallet and includes a locking portion that fixes the contact portion 7 so as not to retreat. Is provided. The contact portion 7 has a rounded shape, and two are provided for two fork claw attachments. The locking portion is formed in a concave shape so as to fit into the fork nail root L-shaped portion, and the attachment locking portion left side surface 2, attachment locking portion right side surface 3, and attachment cloak locking portion top surface 4 are attachment locking portions. It has a concave shape that covers the fixing claw 5 and two are provided for two fork claw attachments.

  Next, an embodiment of a forklift cargo handling apparatus according to the present invention will be described. First, as shown in FIG. 3, the forklift cargo handling device includes a mast 15 erected on the front portion of the forklift vehicle body, and a lifting body 16 that moves up and down along the mast 15. A fork claw is provided at the front portion of the elevating body 16 and a fork claw attachment locking portion is fitted to the fork claw root L-shaped portion 8 of the fork claw 9. The fork claw attachment includes a locking part formed in a concave shape so that the locking part fits into the fork claw root L-shaped part 8, and is located in the middle part of the fork claw and is used as a cargo handling pallet. A body portion is provided that includes a contact portion that contacts and a locking portion that fixes the contact portion so that the contact portion does not move backward. On the other hand, the fork claw 9 to which the fork claw attachment is attached is divided into an attachment 10 attached to the base of the fork claw and a fork claw tip 11 as shown in FIG. The same length as the pallet depth.

  With such a configuration, as shown in FIG. 3 as an operation of the present invention, the fork claw attachment is fitted to the fork claw root L-shaped portion 8 so that the length of the fork claw tip 11 is used for cargo handling. It becomes the same length as the pallet depth 17, and the fork lift can be carried out with a forklift without the fork toe toe 13 protruding from the tip 14 of the pallet.

  Further, the attachment contact portion 7 has a rounded shape, and even if the cargo protruding from the pallet contacts the attachment contact portion 7, damage to the cargo can be reduced.

  The attachment locking portion left side surface 2 and the attachment locking portion right side surface 3 and the attachment locking portion upper surface 4 are free from play with the attachment locking portion fixing claw portion 5 to reduce the displacement of the attachment during cargo handling work. The attachment does not easily fall off. In addition, the method for fixing the attachment to the fork claw includes a method for stopping the locking portion 12 by inserting a pin into the attachment locking portion fixing claw portion 5, a method for mounting an anti-skid or a method for mounting a magnet magnet. Not exclusively. Furthermore, since the attachment can be easily attached and detached in a cargo handling operation that does not require the attachment, the time required for switching the operation can be reduced.

It is a perspective view of a fork claw attachment for a forklift according to the present invention. It is a perspective view explaining the method of mounting | wearing the fork nail | claw of a forklift with the fork claw attachment shown in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the time of mounting | wearing the fork nail | claw with the attachment concerning Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the positional relationship with respect to the pallet for cargo handling of the fork nail | claw in the conventional forklift.

1: Attachment body part 2: Attachment locking part left side surface 3: Attachment locking part right side surface 4: Attachment locking part upper surface 5: Attachment locking part fixing claw part 6: Cargo handling pallet 7: Attachment contact part 8 : Fork nail root L-shaped part 9: Fork nail 10: Attachment attached to the base of the fork nail 11: Fork nail tip 12: Attachment locking part 13: Fork nail tip 14: Pallet for cargo handling 15: Mast 16: Elevator 17: Pallet depth for cargo handling

Claims (5)

  A fork claw comprising: an abutment portion that is located in the middle of the fork claw and abuts against a cargo handling pallet; and a body portion that includes a locking portion that fixes the abutment portion so as not to retreat. attachment.   The fork claw attachment according to claim 1, wherein the abutting portion has a rounded shape.   The fork claw attachment according to claim 1, wherein the locking portion is formed in a concave shape so as to be fitted to the fork claw root L-shaped portion, and the body portion is formed in a concave shape so as to cover the fork claw.   The fork claw attachment according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein two locking portions are provided corresponding to each of the two fork claws.   5. The fork claw attachment according to claim 4, wherein two contact portions are provided for each of the two fork claws.

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